Sentence examples for certainly behaving from inspiring English sources

They're certainly behaving like animals.

Neither poet, in short, has brought shame on academia as a whole, though Walcott is certainly behaving in a more scholarly fashion by not saying anything.

Well it's certainly behaving like a stereotypical centenarian: gripped by the need for routine, fixed to its bath chair, smelling faintly of ointment and bodily fluids.

He certainly behaves like a vote-hungry candidate.

First-e certainly behaved as if it were.

Bachelet certainly behaves as if she agrees and has governed accordingly.

As Ponsot said, Blake may not have been an eccentric, "but he certainly behaved eccentrically".

He has certainly behaved differently from his predecessors, praising autocrats and causing friction with allies.

He has the air of a winner, and certainly behaves like one.

And governments certainly behave as though secrecy is highly valuable, investing untold resources in the collection, analysis and use of secret information.

I certainly behaved irrationally, even recklessly, in the months after Sylvain's death: I gave up my job and moved to Washington.